Getting the front higher than the rear

FarmBoyTaco · Sep 1, 2020

DG92071 said: ↑

A little too low in the back for my taste but I like that look too. Too hell with the haters because they'll never say it to your face, they'll turn their head and giggle like a school girl.

Mine has 6" in the front and 4.25" in the back and it sits exactly level which is not what I was looking for, it does have a toolbox in the bed full of heavy tools. The front will eventually go to 7" and it should be what I want.

Or you could go with 95% of what everyone else has: 3" lift, 33's, 500 pounds in bumpers, Ford lights in the grille, and TRD stickers everywhere.
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Nopro said: ↑

If you’re looking for functional stance, the roots are in desert racing. Spindles and spacers will get you the look but long travel will get you status.

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DG92071 said: ↑

Exactly
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DG92071 said: ↑

Even when it looks at them square in their face

they choose ignorance.
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DG92071 said: ↑

Uh no. Not even close. You must be in the wrong thread.
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I don’t know, not much you can infer from that other than you think your truck’s stance is the same as long travel.

RedWings44 · Sep 1, 2020

DG92071 said: ↑

I don't understand your point. I checked and I am in fact in the correct thread.

Front versus rear ride height, focus people focus.
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Those trucks are built for long travel up front for bumps and jumps. They're built for racing and nothing else. NASCAR cup cars are probably 1" off the ground, but that doesn't translate well to the real world either. In the real world, a pickup is made for working. The Tacoma is more of a lifestyle pickup for adventuring. Dragging its ass isn't going to do much toward said practicality.

GMAN62465 · Sep 1, 2020

windsor said: ↑

First thing I would suggest would be to put a jack under the front of your truck and see what height you want to get. Put some stands under it, and get in the driver seat to see if you like it from the seat. Once you figure out the height, a better assessment can be made on the route to go.
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That is a great idea... Doesn't cost anything but a little time!

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